Re: Horn Creek - Radioactive?/Ice up top...
Tilt, I've used the instep ice cleats (the kind with the big rubber band over the top of the foot), and found that when you really need them, they rotate...
Robert C.A. Goff, General Manager 1998-12-17 09:19:06 #174

Re: Horn Creek - Radioactive?/Ice up top...
Hi folks, Stogie et al., Most of the folks going down Grandview with Bob (that Ditch Diggin' guy) have got their instep crampons. I, and one or two...
Robert M. Faulkner 1998-12-17 08:29:55 #173

Re: Horn Creek - Radioactive?
Ditch, Got my fingers crossed. I'm most worried about snow and ice on the upper Tanner. Stogie Bob Ellis Jr wrote: Hello, Are you about to head off...
Robert C.A. Goff, General Manager 1998-12-17 07:45:40 #172

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C.Mann 1998-12-16 18:20:39 #171

Re: Horn Creek - Radioactive?
Hello List. I camped at Horm Creek in the spring of 1993. O do not recall any signs about the radioactive water, nor was I aware of the problem. I did...
Jeffrey 1998-12-16 17:56:25 #169

Re: James Hayford - Water?
Spit: chasing a creek into the sand on a hot and empty jug day. No water like wet water! Bath every 5 or 6 days, need it or not. Heineken is...
Bob Ellis Jr 1998-12-16 16:28:08 #167

Re: Horn Creek - Radioactive?
Hello, Are you about to head off into the Escalante? This week, as I am sure you are aware, called for temps are 50 at night and mid 60's...
Bob Ellis Jr 1998-12-16 16:20:31 #166

James Hayford - Water?
From: "James Hayford" <<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="mailto:jhayford@...">jhayford@... Subject: Too thin to plow . . to thick to drink (Gen...
Mike Hill 1998-12-16 11:15:01 #165

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